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Reg. 98c — '79c .
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Ontario St. WNIS
.Invites Guests To
Thankoffering
The 'Easter Thankoffering meet-
ing of ,Ontario Street Woman's
Missionary Society was held in the
education. room on Tuesday even-
ing, Guests were present from
Holmesville and
Turner's churches, President Mrs,
W. S. R. Holmes presided for the
meeting. Mrs, Schoenhals told the
"Story of the First Easter,"
A double trio .freni Ontario
Street nehoir gave a musical num-
ber, Readiege and mesical num-
bers were given by each of the
visiting .societies.
A film showing the work of Mrs,
Watari, who represents. the, United
Church of Lchniet in Japan .was ,
much enjoyed, Mrs, ..Grant Mills
gave a short outline of Mrs. Walt-
arra lire and work. A social half
hour was enjoyed.
it brings forth spring prints
and, bonnets. Be prepared.
Have your dresses, snits and
coats cleaned now. Our (ine-
quality work is priced right.
This Week the Lucky
No. is' 1280
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MINTON NEWS-RECORD
C'WL Names Mrs. •
P. Blake Leader
For Year 1958
The Catholic Women's League
of St. Joseph's Parish, met on
Monday night in the Parish Hall
for the first monthly meeting of
the year. Elected• to the position
of president was Mrs. Joseph. Bl-
ake.
Vice-presidents are Mrs. Arnold
Dale, Mrs. William Managhan and
Mrs. Alvin Sharp; treasurer, Mrs.
Joseph Flynn and secretary, Mrs.
William Watkins. Press reporters
are Mrs. Jack Scruton and Mrs.
James Wilson.
Mrs. John Anstett, Mrs. C.
Trott, Mrs. Frank VanAltena are
on the visiting committee for Mar-
ch. Mrs, Clement Reynolds won
the mystery prize.
A very successful year has been
enjoyed 'by the society, and special
thanks go to Mrs. Frank VanAlt-
ena, past president, arid her ex-
ecutive for their splendid work
in 1957.
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eITTST for YOU!
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NECCIII
Representative
Will Be
were
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DEMONSTRATING
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TIMES DAILY
SATURDAY
and
MONDAY
April 12 and 14
0.30 to 11.30 aan.
2,00 to 6.00 p.m.
WMS find WA
The Wornanls Missionary Society
of Hohnesville United Church held
their April meeting at the home of
Mrs. J. A. MoKirn, the Wesley-
Willis United Church manse. Mrs.
E. Potter was in charge of the
program, which opened with the
hymn, "There Is a Green Hill Far
.Away," Mrs. N. Heard, Ihe.presi-
dent, conducted the business;
Mrs, Heard, Mrs, Potter, Mrs.
Tebbutt, Mrs, .1-, Yeo and Mrs.
L. Jervis were appointed to make
plans for the WYLS Thankofferieg
service on Sunday, April 20, when
the guest speaker will be Mrs. S.
RCAF Ladies Have
Final Bowl;
Plan for Banquet
With the advent of Easter and
the hustle and bustle of spring
shoppers, the RCAF Ladies Bowl-
ing League held the playoff finals
on Monday evening, March 31. Ex-
citement and stispense remained
until the last ball was thrown.
After maintaining first place all
season, the Buttons won top hen-
ours with 2,420 points while the
Hornets with 2,412 points came to
a very, close second; then Krazy
Kats took third place with 2,350
points, All three teams were in
A division.
Mrs. M. Brawn took top hon-
ours for high triple with a score
of 598 while Mrs, K. Garneau took
high single honours with 254. Oth-
,.1 er ladies with scores of 200 and
over: Mrs. K. Banville e57, Mrs.
ag. Leclerc 230; Mrs. K. Spillsbury
203, Mrs. J. Fyvie 202, Mrs. L.
Hardy 200.
High average for the year was
won by Mrs. K. Banville, 205, and
high single for the year, Mrs. M.
Sutton, 345; high triple for the
year, Mrs. K. Spillsbury,757.
The, bowling banquet will be held
on Tuesday, April 15 at 7.30 p.m.
in the Legion Memorial Hall, Kirk
Street, 'Clinton,
0
TIOLIVIESVILLE OFU TO
(MEET ON APRIL 14
The Holmesville Local Furriers
Union regular meeting will be held
on Monday evening, April 14 at
8.30 in Holmesville school.
0
Lansford-Cooper
Pink and white snapdragons,
blue iris and daffodils, amid light-
ed candelabra formed the spring-
time setting for a wedding in Er-
skine United ‘Church, Toronto, on
Saturday, April 5, when Frances
Vivian Ruth, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil H. Cooper, Clinton, be-
came the bride of Harry Raymond
Hansford, Toronto, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Stewart Hansford,
Midland, The Rev. Francis Stev-
ens, Toronto, conducted the cer-
emony.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore ballerina length
white French cotton lace over sat-
in, with, scalloped sabrina neckline,
fashioned along princess lines with
a very full skirt. Her waist length
veil of French tulle illusion cas-
caded from a beaded coronet and
she carried lilyaf-the-valley, white
gardenias and white and blue carn-
ations.
Mrs. Frank Jones, Toronto,
was matron of honour in waterfall
green sheath of peau de soie with
contrasting green organzia over-
skirt. She wore a matching pic-
ture hat and a cascade of yellow
roses.
Barbara Elizabeth Jones, Tor-
onto, was flower girl in white ny-
lon with yellow sash, and embroid-
ered flowers of green, blue and
yelllow bordering the skirt. She
carried yellow daffodils, cornflow-
ers, narcissus and yellow daisies.
Groomsman was Lawrence Jon-
es, St. Catherines and ushers were
Prank Jones, Toronto, and Clay-
ton C., Cooper (brother of the
bride, als'o of Toronto.
At the reception held at The
Pickf air, Toronto ,lighted candle-
labra decked the bride's table and
there were centerpieces of yellow
daisies, narcissus, cornflower and
lily-of-the-Valley. T h e bride's
mother received in romance 'blue
sheath of guipure lace, fashioned
with keyhole neckline and she
wore a corsage of white carnations
land blue hyacinth petals.
For travelling the bride donned
a Dior blue suit and white acces-
sories and an orchid corsage, and
she wore the groom's gift of pearl
earrings and neckline lace. After a
wedding trip to the United States
the young couple will live at
DOWTISVieNv.
Miners formerly Cora Trewartba,
of the village.
Mrs, K. Harris gave a note on
temperance and Mrs. W. R, Lobb
read an article on Christian Stew-
ardship. Miss Cathie Potteraalayed
a piano accordion solo. Reporting
on the recent Presbyterial were
W, Norman for the morning
session and Mrs. V. Grigg for the
afternoon.
Mrs, F. Mulholland read the
Scripture lesson and Mrs. C. Teb-
butt led in prayer. A duet was
sung by Mrs. L. Jervis and Mrs. E.
ZwAlhoa, with Mrs. W. Yeo at
Mrs. K. Harris read all Easter
poem "Two Pieces of Wood" while
Mrs. Yeo played the piano very
softly. Mrs, E. Potter read a pas-
sage of Scripture and Mrs. E. A.
Yeo gave a talk on it, followed by
Prayer, ,The Meeting closed with
the hYlnxa.
King", andp
"Rraeyjeoriceb,y, tigs,Lpoodtterris
The Woman's Association meet-
ing followed, with the• president,
Mrs. S. ,Farquhar in the chair, Audi
reading the Scripture lesson and
giving the comments. The treasur-
er's report was given by Mrs. B.
Grigg. A motion was passed to
turn over 8600 to the Board of
Stewards towards the repairs be-
'frig made at the church. Plans
are underway for a strawberry
social, with Mrs. M. Jones, Mrs. C.
Tebbutt, Mrs. W. Norman, Mrs.
B. Walter and Mrs. H. Cudmore
'in charge of it The meeting closed
with • the hymn, "When I Survey
the Wondrous Cross" and prayer
by Mrs. Farquhar. Hostesses for
the day were Mrs. K. Harris, Mrs,
W. Norman and Mrs. H. Williams.
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Nominating -Convention
FOR THE PROVINCIAL BY-ELECTION
Wednesday, April 16
8.30 P.M.
Clinton. Legion Hall
GUEST SPEAKER:
The .Hon. W. A6 Goodfellow
Ontario Minister of Agriculture
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